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Archives, Media, and Identity
Posted on: Tuesday, March 29, 2016 - 12:57pm
Topic(s): Updates, Feature Stories, Resources
Using Archives to Enhance Teaching & Learning
How can media history inform our understanding of our current moment? What is the role of media in the construction of identity, social hierarchies, and our understanding of power? Recognizing that archival and primary source materials provide evidence that can help answer these kinds of questions, Professor Helen Morgan Parmett decided to experiment by integrating an upper-class research and writing assignment with resources at the Center for Pacific Northwest Studies (CPNWS), a division of Western Libraries Heritage Resources.
Last quarter students from Professor Morgan Parmett's Communications Studies 416 class, "Cultural History of Media and Identity," spent several hours at the CPNWS to review a variety of primary source archival materials in their consideration of the intersections between cultural history, media, and identity formation.
This was the first time many of these students had ever worked directly with archival materials, and CPNWS staff sought to provide contrasting examples of locally-produced media by also including materials that spoke to the experiences, interests, and voices of traditionally under-represented individuals and groups. For example, in addition to exploring historic issues of more mainstream publications such as the Bellingham Herald, students also examined the Northwest Passage, an alternative newspaper produced from 1969-1986, as well as a range of newsletters and educational materials produced by women's organizations and LGBTA+ advocacy groups.
Heritage Resources Assistant Archivist for Outreach and Instruction Roz Koester helped facilitate the inquiry process by asking students to consider not just the materials in front of them, but to also think about what was not kept.
"Since we so often rely on written documentation to provide evidence of our shared cultural heritage, it's important to be aware that there are stories and experiences that remain untold," explained Koester. "A lot of records don't get preserved, so, as researchers, you need to not only be thinking about the information that's available in the resources you're using, but also what might be missing. And we should all be thinking about how we can engage those hidden voices in order to preserve a more complete picture of our history."
As a required component of their research and writing assignment, students were expected to contribute to the scholarship of media history and identity found in secondary literature by constructing an original argument based on archival evidence of media influence on the construction Pacific Northwest identities.
Professor Morgan Parmett hopes that through this assignment, her students will develop a greater understanding not only of media history, but also of where we are now and how we are currently using media. She emphasized how we can learn much about today by considering the media histories of the past:
"For one, they disillusion us from the idea that things have always been a certain way by demonstrating the conflicts, debates, and struggles out of which our current moment emerged," explained Professor Morgan Parmett. "These histories illuminate the fact that many of the debates we currently have about media and its societal effects are, in fact, not new. Seeing how these debates were resolved in earlier periods may provide insights for how we might move forward into our media futures in more socially just ways."
Heritage Resources is a division of Western Libraries which includes Special Collections, the University Archives & Records Management, and the Center for Pacific Northwest Studies. Together these units provide for the responsible stewardship of unique and archival materials in support of teaching, learning, and research. For more information about how Heritage Resources supports the research needs of students and educators, contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
TLA Dialogue Sessions
Posted on: Tuesday, March 29, 2016 - 12:43pm
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Spring Quarter TLA Dialogue Sessions begin April 6th
"How do we move beyond conversation to achieve self-sustaining equity and inclusivity at Western?" is the Teaching-Learning Academy's (TLA) BIG question for 2015-2016. Faculty, staff, community members, and over 70 students worked collectively throughout fall quarter to create a shared question that addresses how we can better enhance the teaching and learning environment at Western.
More than 90 TLA participants spent winter 2016 exploring and gathering data to address this question, and spring quarter will be spent finalizing action proposals that address the BIG question for this academic year.
The spring TLA sessions begin Apr. 6 and 7, and meet every other week for a total of four meetings for the quarter. There are four dialogue group options:
· Wednesdays noon-1:20 pm (Apr. 6, 20, May 4, & 18)
· Wednesdays 2-3:20 pm (Apr. 6, 20, May 4, & 18)
· Thursdays noon-1:20 pm (Apr. 7, 21, May 5, & 19)
· Thursdays 2-3:20 pm (Apr. 7, 21, May 5, & 19)
While the sessions run for approximately 80 minutes, attendees are welcome to stop by based on their availability. All dialogue groups meet in the Learning Commons in Wilson 2 West.
Students can also participate for Communications practicum credit. For more information, contact email@example.com. To sign up for a TLA dialogue session email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Teaching-Learning Academy (TLA) is the central forum for the scholarship of teaching and learning at Western Washington University and brings together a broad spectrum of perspectives from across campus. Engaged in studying the intersections between teaching and learning, TLA members include faculty, students, administrators, and staff from across the University, as well as community members.
2016 Undergraduate Research Award
Posted on: Tuesday, March 15, 2016 - 10:55am
Western Libraries Undergraduate Research Award Submissions Request - Applications Due April 15th
The Western Libraries Undergraduate Research Award is given annually to three students who demonstrate outstanding library research in the writing of papers for Western Washington University college credit courses that were taught during either fall or winter quarters of the current academic year. The Award gives students the opportunity to showcase to their research skills and the valuable work they are doing here at Western!
Each award winner will receive $500.00 and publication in Western CEDAR, Western's institutional repository. Western Libraries invites all undergraduate students enrolled at Western to submit their research papers for consideration by April 15, 2016. Submissions can be representative of any discipline, as long as they include an original thesis supported by ample research, and demonstrate exceptional ability in identifying, evaluating, and synthesizing sources.
At Western, undergraduate students have unparalleled access to research opportunities that are supported by faculty mentors. Western Libraries views the research work of undergraduate students as being tremendously valuable, both in terms of the teaching and learning experience the research process creates, and also because of the research outputs students themselves generate.
Publishing the winning research papers in Western CEDAR makes them available to anyone in the world, enabling students to contribute to the scholarship of their chosen fields while also participating in the growing global movement to provide open access to scholarship and creative works.
In order to apply, students must include with their research paper a 500-700 word reflective essay which explains their research strategies, and details how they used the collections and resources of Western Libraries. Submissions should also include a letter of support from the instructor of the class for which the research paper was completed.
If you are a faculty member who wants to recognize the work of your best students, or if you are a student with an exceptional research paper that you would love to showcase and share, we hope you will consider the Libraries Undergraduate Research Award.
Winners will be announced by May 15, 2016 and invited to attend a special reception with their faculty mentors hosted by Western Libraries. For more information and submission guidelines, please see: http://libguides.wwu.edu/undergradaward or contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
In Memoriam: Raymond George McInnis
Posted on: Tuesday, March 8, 2016 - 11:17am
Topic(s): Updates
Western Libraries Remembers Ray McInnis
Raymond George McInnis passed away peacefully at Whatcom Hospice House on February 25th, 2016 after spending many months being cared for at his home. Ray was a beloved retired faculty member of Western Libraries at Western Washington University, and will be greatly missed by all of his friends and colleagues.
Ray was a librarian at Wilson Library from 1965 until he retired in 2001. During his 36 years at Western, he taught and published extensively. An avid scholar with a passion for both instruction and research, Ray wrote numerous articles, served as the editor of many reference volumes in a variety of disciplines, and taught not only library instruction courses, but also served as an adjunct professor of history.
Ray published his first book in 1967, and went on to write numerous texts related to academic research. He also gained a very rewarding Editorship for a ten-volume set of "concept dictionaries" in the humanities and social sciences for Greenwood Press.
After his retirement in 2001, Ray continued to be a frequent visitor to the library as he actively continued his scholarship. He combined his interest in woodworking and his love of research to begin building a website which delves into the cultural history of woodworking. The website is still in use today.
During his last few years at the Libraries, Ray chose to spend the majority of his time working with students at the reference desk. He was known for his unparalleled familiarity with the reference collection, and would go to great lengths to find an answer or a resource for a researcher.
Ray's contributions to scholarship, to teaching and learning, and to Western Libraries were significant. He will be remembered with great fondness and gratitude for his service to his students, to his friends and colleagues, and to Western.
[Note: This article is offered on behalf of Western Libraries. Ray McInnis' official obituary can be found at this link: http://whatcomcremationandfuneral.com/obituary/raymond-george-mcinnis ]
Magnificent Miss Wilson
Posted on: Thursday, March 3, 2016 - 7:55am
Magnificent Miss Wilson's Library Hide-and-Seek
Mabel Zoe Wilson was born on March 3, 1878. She was a strong advocate for the library and worked as a librarian from 1902-1945. Her legacy lives on here at Western Libraries.
During the month of March we are celebrating the birthday of Mabel Zoe Wilson, Wilson Library's namesake, with the launch of "Magnificent Miss Wilson's Library Hide and Seek." Check out the Library display cases (located throughout the second floor of both Haggard and Wilson) to see if you can find Magnificent Miss Wilson's cameo image. If you do find her, stop by the Circulation Desk to tell the staff where you saw her and they just might have a special treat for you!
"Magnificent Miss Wilson's Library Hide and Seek" will continue even after her birthday month of March ends as we relocate her cameo image to a new display case each month. We hope you will partake in the search and find some time to enjoy the engaging displays here in the library!
And while we are on the subject of displays in the library, did you know Western Libraries provides access to our display cases to departments and organizations at Western as part of its service to the academic community? Exhibit cases are available to any Western-affiliated organization, and may be reserved for one to two months. Exhibits in the Libraries are created to direct attention to the materials, services, and aims of the Libraries, or to reflect the aims, goals, and services of departments and organizations at Western.
If you are interested in making a request for a display, please make your reservation by submitting the online application form at least one month before the date you wish to begin your exhibit. Request approval is subject to case availability. For more information about current exhibits or exhibit policies, see the Display Case Exhibits web page.

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Skip to comments.Case of C.I.A. Officer's Leaked Identity Takes New Turn
Posted on 07/27/2005 9:26:15 PM PDT by SolidSupplySide
In the same week in July 2003 in which Bush administration officials told a syndicated columnist and a Time magazine reporter that a C.I.A. officer had initiated her husband's mission to Niger, an administration official provided a Washington Post reporter with a similar account.
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Mr. Pincus has not identified his source to the public. But a review of Mr. Pincus's own accounts and those of other people with detailed knowledge of the case strongly suggest that his source was neither Karl Rove, Mr. Bush's top political adviser, nor I. Lewis Libby, the chief of staff to Vice President Dick Cheney, and was in fact a third administration official whose identity has not yet been publicly disclosed.
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I'm betting it came from the Colin Powell Foggy Bottom brigades.
Yes. For example, George Tenet was then an "administration offical." Consider that a hint.
About as specific, meaningful, and descriptive as "sources say"........... it means nearly nothing.
THere is a nice little press war going on between the NYTIMES and Washington Post, they have been picking apart each others stories for weeks.
I can't rule this out. But according to the Vanity Fair article, Novak apparently told Wilson that his original source was in the CIA.
"[Pincus] wrote in Nieman Reports that he did not believe the person who spoke to him was committing a criminal act, but only practicing damage control by trying to get him to write about Mr. Wilson."
Of course, Pink-us did not reveal to the reading public that he and his wife are in bed with the Wilsons and the whole campaign to damage the Bush administration, either. He claims he did not believe Valerie Plame had any role in sending her husband on the bogus trip to Niger, but did Pink-us ever show any minimal journalistic integrity and competence in revealing his own personal biases and relationships which color his reporting with the sewage of Democratic Party talking points???
Good call. "Administration official" could certainly include the State Dept. Specifically, Colin Powell would certainly qualify as an "administration official". So, likely, would other State Department officials. And the State Department could use a good housecleaning just like the CIA. Too many Foggy Bottom residents are willing to put US interests behind State Department interests.
But it is interesting that the NY Times admits that Fitzerald is looking at someone other than Rove or Libby. This is the first time the MSM has admitted this.
I also like how the NY Times is doing investigative reporting on the Washington Post. We've seen fissures in Big Labor. Now we see fissures in Big Media. That Karl Rove is a genious. :)
The suspense is killing me. This just has to be worse than all of the other Bush Administration non-scandals put together.
Richard Armitage may be a good candidate - he is known to have circulated the State Dept. memo about the Niger uranium matter that had the press all atwitter recently because it was said to have been seen on Air Force One. Powell, Armitage, and Tenet seem to be the best candidates, although there might be others we don't even know about. If the key source were Rove then Novack couldn't possibly have said it was "no partisan gunslinger" - I think that phrase was a clear indication that someone who was NOT a political adviser to Bush or Cheney was involved........
Fair enough. Pincus is certainly conflicted due to his dual roles as reporter and witness in this case. But I've got to assume that anything he said before the grand jury is truthful. His reporting may be suspect, but if we get information about his grand jury testimony, that may be a little more credible.
From Macsmind blog (note: "office" = CIA) -
"I was on the phone to the "office" today, thankfullly, there are still good people there who are willing to speak about this issue (Not everyone at the office was against the war). Suffice to say that there is more to come, and if I were Joe and Valerie, I'd put the champaign away for now."
"I've always wondered does "administration official" conclusively mean someone who works in the White House?"
I always thought it meant anyone in the current Admin. Lately, especially knowing how the MSM spins things and doesn't always tell the full truth, I've been wondering if it could mean a previous Admin official - - if that's the case, there's a whole barrel-full that could have leaked.
The scumbag NY Times has ordered an employee to jail rather than let her exonerate Rove by revealing her source ("someone other than Rove or Libby") to the grand jury. I would say there was really nothing for the scumbag NY Times to admit except reality itself.
Pingy Dingy!
That was the point I was trying to make. "Administrative" could mean "Executive". Broadly defined, "administrative" could include anyone in the executive branch of government. Therefore, in the broadest sense, your National Park Ranger and IRS window clerk could be "administrative officials" since they work in the executive branch.
"Congressional officials" or "Judicial officials" would not be "Administration officials" since they are not in the executive branch and have different roles from "administering" or "executing" or "enforcing" the laws.
When I hear some lying scumbag from a Democrat Party organ like the Washington Post or the NY Times say "administration official", I wonder what administration they are talking about.
Unless he's trolling for snakes, I just don't see Fitzgerald leaking .. he's paranoid about leaks.
The quote from Robert Novak about his other source was that the source was not a "partisan gunslinger." That would eliminate Rove, Libby, and the other politicals.
That fits Powell, Armitage, and plenty of other people at State and CIA. State commissioned the INR report but CIA undoubtedyl had a copy of it. Remember that when this broke in July of 2003, the CIA was being asked by everyone where the WMD were, since the DOD was not finding them in Iraq. State was dumping on CIA so as to keep Powell's skirts clean, since he took the CIA stuff to the UN.
Hopefully, the rogue anti-Bush group in the CIA who pulled off the Wilson trip to Niger will be outed in this process. And if we're lucky, Pincus at WaPo with his State/CIA contacts will be exposed too.
Could "was in the CIA" and then moved into the State Dept. See - Larry Johnson.
What's the big secret if the SP already knows??
Yes, the State Department, long known as a nest for Soviet spies and other anti-American mice, cannot be left out of the equation. In fact, Wilson (at State) and Plame (at CIA) were a marriage made in heaven (no pun intended) for colluding to pull off the Wilson-to-Niger scheme to smear Bush and influence the 2004 Presidential election.
HEhehehe .... what doublespeak .. Professor Irwin Corey lives!
I don't think Larry Johnson held any position in the Bush Administration. He was a Clintonista.
Fitzgerald has not put a gag order on anyone, but he has "asked" principals in the case to keep quiet about their testimony and most have acceded to that request.
Yes, the State Department, long known as a nest for Soviet spies and other anti-American mice, cannot be left out of the equation. In fact, Wilson (at State) and Plame (at CIA)
I just meant that one could move over from the CIA to State.
There is one person whose name has rarely, if ever, been mentioned during the whole Plame/Wilson scandal - - Porter Goss. Goss is a loyal, conservative, take-no-prisoners Republican. I have no doubt that he has been digging around behind the scenes and even possibly communicating with former CIA Director George H. W. Bush.
This whole "scandal" smells to me like another masterstroke bait-and-switch set-up by Karl Rove.
Thanks for the info.
Pincus has zero credibility.
Post of the night!
Is that the 5th Beatle or some dude in drag from an Austin Powers movie?
Actually, State was dumping on Powell, too. One of Wilson's buddies is former State employee Greg Thielman and he was slamming Powell left and right.
I don't expect more than 2-3 indictments at CIA. More than that number would seriously damage the sheeple's faith in the Agency. But Fitzgerald will have a list of 10-20 "unindicted co-conspirators" a housecleaning list for Porter Goss.
Indeed, if Fitzgerald isn't hip-deep in cleanup at the Agency, then Goss is being too quiet. But I think that quietness speaks volumes.
Yep- Larry came out at the time the mysterious T J Wilkinson did, and also Greg Thielman and Wilkie in Australia.
Posting a picture of Mandy Grunwald aka Mrs Matthew Cooper so close to bedtime, should have a mandatory Nightmare Alert !
Ed Klein described Mrs Cooper in " The Truth About Hillary " thusly :
Page 160
"... Mandy Grunwald, a formidable figure both politically and physically.
Mandy stood nearly six feet tall and had a booming voice and a thick head of black hair.
A bundle of nervous energy, she chain- smoked Marlboros.
Some of her Republican counterparts in the political consulting business joked that she looked like the Marlboro Man in drag."
I wonder if Matthew Cooper wasn't secretly hoping for some jail time.
Sleeping next to Bubba might be a welcome respite from sleeping next to Godzilla.
Thanks for the ping! :-)
Marrying the boss's daughter has its downside sometimes.
(Mandy's father ran Time mag--Cooper's employer.)
Maybe "someone in the administration" means someone who administers a newspaper.
If Rove did set this up, he does deserve the (evil) genius status they give him, but I have to doubt it. My guess is that Rove was as surprised as anybody that he was called on this, but I don't doubt that he and his team had a carefully crafted 'strategery' very quickly thereafter. Notice the silence...He's just giving them rope. I am sure they're working hard in the background and cooperating all they can to make sure this sticks to the people who deserve it.
Speaking of silence, and Goss...Goss is a smart, silent one too. Having the SP lets GJ do the heavy lifting without airing all the dirty laundry in the agency while still scaring some people straight. The CIA has a terribly important job. We don't want to know all the finger-pointing in the background. We need to have confidence in their integrity and capability. If the SP identifies a few bad eggs, as I suspect it will, PG won't see too much resistance in getting them out the door. We've already seen 3 resignations that very well may be related...He hasn't even had to open his mouth yet.
When the other shoe drop...Look out.
Now THAT is a great catch!
Couldn't agree more!!
Seems to me the whole Bush team is pretty good about security and leaks and "problems." They keep lengthening the rope and the Dems and media keep putting it around their neck.
I think Rove was talking off-the-record to his friendlies (at least not unfriendlies) and in the process of warning them about Wilson's lies he let the connection out of the bag to Novak and/or Cooper.
I think Goss was a master-stroke, as have been most appointments.
BTW, like your views. Well done.
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I have found a solution to my Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) conference call conundrum. To learn something material about Netflix's business, just listen to other companies' calls.
While reporting solid Q1 2011 earnings for CBS (NYSE:CBS), company President and CEO Leslie Moonves provided more new information than Netflix would likely go public if you go by CEO Reed Hastings and CFO David Wells' performances on the firm's recent faux live earnings call. I wonder how long it took Hastings to fire off a telegram to Moonves?
Les, shut up! Thanks, Reed.
Let's take the bombs Moonves dropped on Netflix one-by-one from CBS's presentation and Q&A transcripts, both posted last night by Seeking Alpha editors.
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Moonves said quite a bit there. First, consider the dollar amount -- hundreds of millions. Also consider that Netflix is enhancing CBS's bottom line for programming CBS can still sell into syndication, resell domestically, and offer to buyers other than Netflix who intend to air the content online internationally. And some of this money will hit CBS's books, in a "meaningful" way, in the second quarter (in other words, it's happening now).
While we don't know exactly what Moonves means by "meaningful" and we're not sure how Netflix accounts for this expenditure in its books, it helps illustrate a point I -- and others like Len Brecken of Brecken Capital and Michael Pachter of Wedbush Securities -- have been attempting to drive home lately. Over a billion dollars worth of content costs -- soon to be billions of dollars worth -- will hit Netflix's income statement and pressure its P&L between now and 2015/16. And if Moonves says its hitting his books now, Netflix, presumably, has written a check. These costs do not include losses from international operations, which Netflix estimates will be higher than first anticipated, at $50 to $70 million, for the second half of 2011 alone.
Moonves then points to "competition for Netflix growing all the time," inferring that CBS can work even better deals for itself going forward.
After Moonves spoke, CBS CFO Joseph Ianniello discussed the company's revenues, including "content licensing," making it a point to note "that these results do not reflect the impact of our new Netflix deal, which starts in Q2." For Ianniello to explicitly point to the "new Netflix deal," a significant chunk of those "hundreds of millions of new dollars" must be coming through as we speak. CBS reported $3.5 billion in revenue in Q1; it's not going to focus on one deal like it did the "new Netflix deal" unless that deals represents something significant relative to total revenues.
Simply put, I can see people habitually high-fiving one another in the halls of CBS as they chuckle about the "Netflix deal."
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This drives home the point about competition. I have written about one of Netflix's fundamental disadvantages before. How can it compete in a content acquisition bidding war, which Moonves seems to say is likely, against firms that have billions in cash on their books? Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) could buy Netflix with one swipe of Jeff Bezos's or Larry Page's debit card. Dish Network (NASDAQ:DISH) also has several billions in cash. If you read between the lines, you can almost see Moonves salivating.
And, of course, Moonves let us know the region where Netflix will expand internationally after Canada - Latin America. That was my guess, but at least we can now rule out Europe and Asia.
Ianniello could have really spoken out of turn when pressed for details on the Netflix money. He held back a bit, but still provided investors with far more color than Netflix ever has. And, clearly, he's not holding back for anybody's sake other than Netflix's. CBS appears more than happy to open its books and tell the world. Netflix takes a much different approach.
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While it's tough to put two and two together when reviewing the ways Netflix amortizes expenses, it's fair to say (or so I presume) that just as CBS recoginizes revenue as they make content available to Netflix, Netflix recognizes an expense when it can run that content. It could also be the case that Netflix somehow pushes the expense off into the future, but I don't think it does. Again, it's a bit murky. Ianniello did utter key words, though, when he said, "But again, the biggest cost starting in Q2." It's front-loaded deal, in other words.
Shortly after the call, Bloomberg reported that, in addition to CBS, Netflix is in discussions with Disney (NYSE:DIS), Lions Gate (NYSE:LGF), and Viacom (NASDAQ:VIA) regarding Latin American content agreements. No matter where Netflix expands, it will pay all of the costs associated with going international -- logistical, marketing, sales, etc. -- in addition to more content costs. Thanks to CBS, we now have a bit more color on not only Netflix's future plans, but the amount of money it has dished out at what's really just the beginning of the journey.
I have no reason not to continue my short call on NFLX. I believe Netflix will report an operating loss either late in 2011 or during the first half of 2012. It will "shock" Wall Street and send the shares below $150 and, possibly, below $100, depending on how far they continue to fall before the "unexpected" miss.
I urge caution, however, if you enter this trade. Take at least some profits as they become available. I did by closing up my long position in NFLX puts yesterday. I will reopen the trade, likely on a day when NFLX shows some strength. I suggest caution because I am not sure how Netflix can carry out its plan against monsters like Google and Amazon. I don't see it being financially feasible. That said, I think Netflix looks for a partner or buyer. If that happens, you could get hurt being short.
On the other hand, Hastings might be too stubborn, wanting to prove everybody wrong. If he avoids calling for help, he'll still need cash to fund operations. I don't see many options other than significant dilution. There's been lots of talk about a secondary offering. Count on it. It's a long way from the witch's brew of insider selling and a share buyback program, but other than opening itself up to a large suitor, dilution may represent Netflix's only chance for continuing relevance in an ultra-competitive and cutthroat environment, not to mention survival.
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But Webber has won grands prix at five of the six circuits visited by F1 between now and the August break, with Montreal the only venue he has yet to triumph at.
"I have won at Monaco, won at Barcelona, won at Budapest, won at Silverstone, won at the Nurburgring so I have got some good form coming up," said Webber.
"I need to capitalise on that.
"It's quite timely and those races in the past have been OK for me.
"To get back in the championship [is possible]. It is still very, very early days but I'm looking to hit those middle steps [of the podium]."
Webber is hopeful that the Chinese and Bahrain Grands Prix, in which he retired and finished seventh respectively, will be his worst weekends of 2013.
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"Obviously China was a tough weekend that was going well until qualifying.
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"It is a sensational opportunity start from now.
"It's not a regroup, those races have gone and there have been missed points, but I still got a few on the board."
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This the second consecutive win for the Wrangler.
The kbb.com editors said, "Today's Jeep Wrangler is the most comfortable, most capable model in the long history of the icon, and a resale value standout."
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- Free breakfast and free WiFi
Main amenities
- 3 smoke-free guestrooms
- Self parking
- Airport pick-up service
- Terrace
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Garden
- Multilingual staff
- Tour/ticket assistance
- TV in a common area
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- On the waterfront
- Galata Maritime Museum (0.7 mi / 1.2 km)
- Palazzo di San Giorgio (1.1 mi / 1.7 km)
- National Ligurian Gallery at the Spinola Palace (1.2 mi / 1.9 km)
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- Old Port (1.2 mi / 2 km)
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- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Private bathroom
- Separate dining area
- Separate living room
- Television
- Free toiletries
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Wonderful stay. Exceeded exceptions. The views of the city from our balcony were awesome.
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- Check-in time 2:30 PM-8:30 PM
- Check-out time is 10:30 AM
Required at check in
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- Pets not allowed
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That's the end of the game. Superb second-half from Arsenal after a lacklustre first. Bolton had a great chance for the opener after just minutes but Szcznesny pushed Prately's volley wide. Then came the RVP show who struck at the near-post and tapped in the second. Song made sure of the points with a crisp finish on the edge of the box. 3-0 Arsenal
Arshavin strikes the ball first-time from a Song pass, the angle was tight and the Russian's effort goes wide.
Good sign is that Walcott is back on his feet but he's limping at best. It happened after he tried to race on to Chamakh's ball. He's gone straight down the tunnel for treatment. Both sides down to ten men now after making all of their substitutions.
Walcott has pulled up very, very sharply. He's had a brilliant afternoon, this is the last thing Arsene wants. Looks like his hamstring.
Reo-Coker manages to win his side a corner following Song's block. What a job the Arsenal midfielder does, very under-rated in my eyes.
GOAL SONG!!! Sagna pulls back the ball to Song on the edge of the box, he cuts back on to his right and wraps his foot around the ball to guide it past Jaaskelainen. Great finish.
Think I spoke too soon because the ball eventually finds its way to Mertesacker who calmly heads the ball back to his 'keeper. No challenge on the German.
Bolton finally find their feet and are enjoying a decent spell of possession, pegging Arsenal back into their final third.
Walcott attempts a curler, he totally spoons that one wide. He's still played excellently today even if his shooting has been a little off.
RVP is on fire, he tries to turn Steinsson, creates the smallest of gaps and on the turn has a crack on goal - the defender does excellently well to block.
Rosicky is straight into the action and tries to pull the ball back from the right, Petrov's having none of it and launches the ball into the car park!
RVP had a penalty claim there, I'd like to see that one on the replay. First impression was it was a fantastic tackle to stop the forward in his tracks. Good work by Walcott again to get to the byline.
Walcott you spoon! Song picks out the winger with an inch-perfect pass which Robinson can't reach, Walcott's got plenty of time to pick where he wants to put it and drills it straight into the arms of Jussi.
Steinsson is undone by the bounce, despite a great run. He manages to kick it out for a throw rather than for a goalkick.
The Emirates faithful are in full voice and nearly get to cheer another goal as Ramsey, unchallenged, drags a shot goalbound - Jaaskelainen is equal to it.
It's all for the Wanderers to do now, best option for Arsenal would be to shut up shop considering their previous form but then again with ten men to contend with - they can punish Coyle's men.
Think that will be curtains for Bolton, but then again if they pull one back I can imagine the pressure once again piling back on to Arsenal.
GOAL VAN PERSIE!!! It's two for the Dutchman who finishes off a Walcott run to the byline with a tap-in past Jaaskelainen.
Petrov goes for an ambitious Hollywood pass to the far stick when Davies was in a far better position through the middle. Szczesny collects.
Wanderers are doing their best to stay in this match, that earlier Eagles chance could prove costly for the visitors.
The ball finds its way to Koscielny on the edge of the box, he strikes it on the half volley and again Jaaskelainen is called into action. Walcott's causing all kinds of problems.
RVP is teed up by Walcott at the far-post, he has to generate the power and directs his header towards Jaaskelainen's right-hand post who pushes the effort wide. Good save.
Robinson is back on the field having left it for treatment following an earlier altercation, think the frustration is telling. Bolton aren't happy with RVP though.
Eagles runs out of legs as he finds himself one-on-one and desperately trying to get power begind his shot, it's a great ball from Petrov to release the winger but he's eased wide by Gibbs and smashes his effort into Szczesny's arms.
Great saves from Jaaskelainen to deny Arsenal doubling their lead, it was all a bit of a scramble in the box, he got down well to save Arteta's placed effort.
Bolton could do with bringing on a bit of magic here, maybe someone like Tuncay to affect the game when they counter.
It's amazing how one goal has just seemed to take all of the pressure off Arsenal. They're stringing together passes, working the ball from defence and really do look confident in possession.
It's going to be a monumental effort from the Trotters if they are to come back from this, but there's plenty of time to do so.
Arteta goes for the placed effort, his side-foot goes wide with the slightest of deflections. Arsenal are completely in control, great pull-back from RVP to set pu that chance.
Can ten man Bolton find a way back into this match? Either that card will result in their collapse or galvanize the troops into levelling the tie.
OFF - WHEATER!!! The defender has played superbly but pulls back Walcott who is through on goal, last man - he's off. Beautifully weighted pass from Ramsey to set-up the chance.
Bolton are chasing shadows at the moment, but Arsenal have been guilty of not being able to close the game in the past - can this be the change in Wenger's fortunes?
Davies is lacking in pace to get to a throughball and Koscielney tidies up in the box. Good defending.
It's all gone a bit manic in these first couple of minutes following RVP's opener, Bolton are piling on the pressure for the equaliser.
It's all Arsenal at the moment, after RVP's goal just 38 seconds after the restart. Suddenly Wenger's men look very assured and comfortable on the ball.
Another great chance for RVP, Walcott lays off a pass first-time to get the Dutchman in on goal, he drills an effort goalbound which Jaaskelainen gets down well to and collects after the second time of asking.
GOAL VAN PERSIE!!! Great start by the hosts, van Persie beats Jaaskelainen at the nearpost after great play by Ramsey to release the Dutchman. 1-0 Arsenal!
"To be honest I'm disapointed with arsenal's start to the season as is anyone but I am really angry at Arsene Wenger's tactics they've been poor." adds Josh from Luton.
(@pez942) Darren adds: "Really hope Arsenal start playing with some creativity soon & dominate games at the Emirates like they should be doing."
(@JazzyShenanigan) BigLAD tweets: "Still holding out for Arsenal to just nick the win here. Arteta clearly best signing of the transfer window; so influential."
Ellsy1981 Lee elliott (@Ellsy1981) says: "Arsenal are poor as I've ever seen them.. Probably will draw this game... Top 8 league finish if we r lucky... Bad times."
Thomas Francis-Jones (@TomFJ13) tweets: "I think the score ill be 3-1 to Arsenal, with davies scoring and walcott, scoring 1 and van persie scoring twice."
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That's it for this half. Bolton started the better and finished the worse. The best chance of the half came when Pratley's volley had to be expertly parried away by the left hand of Szczesny. Robin van Persie's long range effort curled just wide of Jaaskelainen's post and the Gunners had a couple of decent attacks in the final minutes. However, the score remains 0-0
Walcott shapes to shoot from just over 20 yards out but the effort is always rising and flies wide of Jaaskelainen's left-hand post.
Great play by Walcott to escape the attentions of his Steinsson on the left, he cuts into the box and lays it off to RVP who strikes the ball first-time - Wheater superbly blocks the effort, he threw everything at the ball.
First time I've seen Sagna as he collects the ball well and releases Gervinho, great chance for the turn and shot but the forward takes too many touches and gets a corner for his troubles.
Ramsey's backheel is blocked well in the 'D', it was making its way to an unmarked Walcott on the right.
Just as I say that, Arsenal put together their best move of the game with a collection of passes - however Gervinho fails to pick out a red and white shirt with his pullback.
It must be difficult for the Arsenal fans to watch this one, their play is very stop-start at the moment. They need more fluidity in their possession.
It's a comedy of errors from Arsenal as the ball is bouncing all over in the box, Eagles' sliced clearance finds Walcott - he scuffs his shot, it comes to Ramsey on the bounce who shins it and Bolton clear.
Cynical foul from Muamba from behind on Gervinho, he gets a telling off - that's his last chance before a card is shown.
Koscielny is given time and space to advance forward, he lays it off to Walcott who tries to create a couple of yards. He eventually finds the centre-back who ambitiously goes for a scissor-kick and instead lands on his backside with the ball firing off his shin.
Song tries to pick out the run of Gibbs on the left, his outside of the boot pass just skims off the surface for a goalkick. Great run from the left-back.
Mertesacker gets a bit of a suicide pass and eventually Szczesny clears away from an advancing Petrov.
Owen Coyle should be reasonably pleased with how his Bolton side have faired so far. They need to use Petrov more.
Poor delivery by Walcott, he needed a first-time ball into the box with Gervinho and RVP surging forward but having taken a touch, there was enough of a block to deflect the cross away from goal.
Steinsson should be tighter on Gervinho as he cuts on to his right, 20 yards out and unleashes a rasping shot which goes over Jaaskelainen's bar.
Walcott very nearly evades the offside trap to bring down Arteta's inch-perfect pass. That's a tight decision but will give it to Clattenburg.
Davies gets pulled up for an aerial challenge, it's one of those six of one situations but Mertesacker is given the benefit of the doubt.
Bolton are still the ones with the best chance so far which came in the first couple of minutes. Arsenal haven't responded with much yet.
Wheater versus Walcott - it's like little and large... the winger's never going to get a header with that beast of a central defender in his way.
Davies will be lamenting that touch - was that off a baby elephant. If it would've been cleaner, the striker was through on goal there.
Great play by Petrov to carry the ball 60 yards and deliver a peach of a cross, just evades a diving Davies in the box. Superb wing play.
Arteta curls in a deep corner, aiming for Mertesacker but Bolton's number one (or number 22) clutches it from the air away from any danger.
Gibbs is looking sharp, he's linking up the defence and attack well. His pass to RVP manages to force a corner for the hosts.
Nervy moments in the Bolton defence, Gervinho's ball takes a huge deflection off Pratley and Steinsson goes for the diving header to clear - thankfully for Wanderers he completely missed the effort and Jaaskelainen was able to collect.
Reo-Coker plays an awful pass down the right channel for Steinsson to chase, even if the Icelandic defender was Usain Bolt, he'd have never had caught that one.
Muamba catches Arteta late as the playmaker makes the pass, terrible challenge but goes unnoticed by Clattenburg.
Davies gets straight into the action by nudging over Song, silly freekick to give away when there was very little danger posed by Arsenal's midfielder.
Ngog needed smelling salts after that bang on the head and it looks like he's not really recovered well. Think he's had another crack on the head which has led to it being gameover for the striker. Big shame for the forward.
RVP is stopped in his tracks for offside in the box, he's definitely off but the lineo took forever to put his flag up. Wheater's a relieved man.
Steinsson fails to clear and Walcott is the quickest to react towards the left byline. He's kept it in and builds another Gunners attack.
Dangerous delivery from Gervinho into the box, Mertesacker rises but Wanderers just get to the ball before the big German.
Wanderers are showing RVP too much on to his left, that's exactly what the Dutchman wants as he dances across the edge of the box looking for a yard of space to shoot - when he does it's eventually well blocked by Wheater.
Walcott dallies on the ball and is challenged well by Muamba. Should've done better there the winger, especially with Capello in the crowd watching the England international.
It's shaping up nicely this encounter, both are trying to pick out the killer ball. Arsenal appear to be enjoying moew of the possession at the moment.
Wheater's having a stormer so far, he manages to make sure Ramsey's cross from the right is a weak one with a decent challenge. Another good ball from Arteta to release the Welshman.
Ramsey finds himself down the left flank, he cuts back on to his favoured right foot and curls a cross into the box - it's just too high for a leaping Walcott to connect with and Bolton escape.
Ooft, that is ridiculously close, Arteta lays it off to RVP who curls it into the top corner - just inches past the post. Jaaskelainen could only watch and pray for it to go wide.
RVP curls it, but the ref has already blown his whistle for the retake - not sure why but after the Dutchman's tame effort, he gets another bite at the cherry...
A clumsy challenge by Wheater on Walcott, who was cutting in from the right, sees a great chance for RVP to strike a left-footer on goal.
Great run from Gervinho after a superb ball from Arteta to split the defence. The forward's touch was a little on the heavy side though and saw his potential one-on-one chance go begging as Jaaskelainen races out to collect.
Arsenal are all over the place, Petrov's unmarked at the back and brings down Eagles' set-piece, he drops it into the area which just evades the outstretched boot of Wheater.
Gervinho is pulled up for a handball in pretty much the same position as the first freekick, the home side will have to deal with this one better.
Koscielny looks like he'll have his hands full today with Ngog, the Frenchman looks hungry to show his worth. Chasing everything down.
Arteta is attempting to slow things down after that first couple minutes of action, he'll be the one pulling the strings in the middle of the park for Wenger's men.
Wanderers can't make anymore of their first corner of the game, Arsenal have Szczesny to thank there - great save to his left to deny Pratley.
It's a Bolton freekick, it's lofted into the box Wheater gets a great header and directs it into the feet of Pratley who volleys at the far post - superb save from Szczesny.
There's a head injury after Ngog gets a right knock on the bonce from Koscielny in an aerial challenge. Both players were floored there and are receiving treatment.
Injury-plagued Stu Holden is excited to watch his Wanderers team-mates, tweeting: "Come on boys!! Big game at the Emirates! :) beautiful stadium and perfect day for footy" Let's hope there's goals, goals, goals!
So there we have it folks, a couple of interesting changes - no Cahill for Bolton and skipper K.Davies finds himself on the bench. For Arsenal it will be good to see how the Mertesacker and Koscielny partnership fairs having been the subject of criticism early on. Right, let's get ready to rumble!
Zach in Biggleswade says: "A desperate test for both sides but I still predict a Bolton win - 2-1 the final score."
Gary Cahill, an Arsenal transfer target this summer, is not in the Bolton matchday squad and Kevin Davies has been dropped to the bench in one of five changes as the Trotters looked to arrest a worrying run of four straight league defeats.
Arsene Wenger has made two changes to his starting line-up as Arsenal look to avoid dropping into the Barclays Premier League relegation zone with a win against Bolton at the Emirates Stadium. Theo Walcott and Kieran Gibbs both start after missing out on last week's 4-3 defeat to Blackburn - the Londoners' third reverse of a woeful season that has seen them drop to 17th after five games.
Chris D (@airbornecd) tweets: "Arsenal now need to prove how good they can be and give us supporters something to hang on to."
Bolton: Jaaskelainen, Wheater, Robinson, Knight, Steinsson, Eagles, Reo-Coker, Muamba, Pratley, Petrov, Ngog. Subs: Bogdan, Sanli, Gardner, Kevin Davies, Mark Davies, Boyata, Kakuta.
Arsenal: Szczesny, Sagna, Mertesacker, Koscielny, Gibbs, Arteta, Song, Ramsey, Gervinho, van Persie, Walcott. Subs: Fabianski, Rosicky, Andre Santos, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Arshavin, Frimpong, Chamakh.
James Massey (@wiregooner) tweets: "Battle of the bad starts! I'm fancying Arsenal to be the better team today backed by a big crowd. Van Persie 1st goalscorer 3-1."
Here's Sky Bet's Jonathan Witty on today's game - "Arsenal have struggled so far this season and are 2/5 to beat Bolton at the Emirates, with the visitors 13/2 to pile on the misery for Arsene Wenger's men. A stalemate is a 7/2 chance and Robin van Persie is 5/2 favourite to open the scoring." Give him a Twitter follow @SkyBet_Jonathan
If you fancy sticking a couple of quid on this one, the latest odds are Arsenal 2/5, draw 7/2, Bolton 7/1. Go on, be a devil!
Some Opta stats to tell all your friends - I must admit it's bleak viewing for both, apologies you Gooners and Trotters - This is Arsenal's worst start to a season since 1953-54 when they were reigning champions, while Bolton have lost nine of their last ten Premier League games.


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